Your Riftbound trade binder, as one link
Aethos knows which of your cards are spares. Share them as a link, and anyone can scroll your trade binder on their phone.
Every spare with its art, how many copies and what it sells for. Search, sort and filters. And if your trade partner uses Aethos too, the cards on their wants light up.
One link for your whole trade binder.
Trading at locals usually means flipping through someone's binder, or reading a list in a Discord that was out of date a week ago. I wanted a link I could post once that always shows what I actually have spare.
- Open Your spares. In your collection, Aethos has already worked out every copy you can let go.
- Tap Share as a link. You get aethoscounter.com/s/ and a short code, plus a QR code for showing across the table.
- Post it anywhere. A Discord, a group chat, a trade night thread. It opens on any phone, no app and no account.
- Update it after trading. Share again and the same link shows your new spares. Remove it whenever you want.
- Every card with its art, set, number, foil, copies and price each.
- Search by name, sort by price, name or set, filter by set, rarity and domain.
- Just the spares worth trading. Limit it to one set, or leave the cheap cards out.
The cards they want light up.
If the person opening your link keeps their wants in Aethos, they do not have to read your whole list. Every spare that is on their wants gets a gold outline and an "On your wants" label.
- Only my wants. One toggle shows just the matches, with how many there are.
- Their wants, not yours. You see your own page plain; the highlight is for whoever is shopping.
- Signed out still works. Anyone can browse the whole list. Signing in only adds the highlight.
Your spares, worked out for you.
Aethos keeps every copy where it really lives: a binder, a box, a deck, or lent to a friend. So it can tell which copies you can trade without breaking anything.
- Playset
- Copies beyond a playset count as spare
- Decks
- A copy in one of your decks never does
- Lent
- Neither does a card a friend has
- Prices
- TCGplayer, Cardmarket, CardTrader, daily
New spares arrive on their own: open a pack with the card scanner and the extra copies show up on your list. Per-card prices are free. The page never adds up a total.
Selling instead? The file is ready.
The same spares go out as a file, so you do not type a single card into a store.
- Cardmarket
- For Add articles from list, and Wants
- TCGplayer
- For Mass Entry
- CSV
- The collection CSV, re-imports into Aethos
Aethos shows what cards sell for, never what you should sell. The selling itself happens on those sites.
Questions
Is there a Riftbound trade binder app?
Yes. Riftbound Counter: Aethos works out your spare Riftbound cards from your collection and shares them as one link, aethoscounter.com/s/ followed by a short code. Anyone can open it on a phone without the app or an account. It is free on iPhone, Android and the web.
How do I share my Riftbound trade list?
In Aethos, open your collection, then Your spares, and tap Share as a link. You get a link and a QR code to post in a Discord, send to a friend or show across the table. Sharing again updates the same link.
What counts as a spare?
A copy beyond a playset that is not in one of your decks and not lent to anyone. Aethos works it out from where every copy lives, so you never keep the list by hand. You can limit it to one set and leave out the cheap cards.
Can my trade partner see which of my spares they want?
Yes. If they are signed in to Aethos, every spare that is on their own wants gets a gold outline and an On your wants label, and one toggle shows only those.
Does the shared page show prices?
Yes, each card shows its price as you saw it when you shared, in your currency. The page does not add up a total. Prices are facts from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader, never advice on what to trade.
Can I sell my Riftbound spares on Cardmarket or TCGplayer?
Aethos makes the file for it: your spares as a list for Cardmarket's Add articles from list, for TCGplayer Mass Entry, or as a CSV. The selling happens on those sites.
Do I need an account?
Only to share a link, so it can be updated or removed later. The spares list and the Cardmarket and TCGplayer files work without one. Whoever opens your link needs nothing.
Trading is one part of it.
Aethos started as a Riftbound score counter that saves every match point by point, and it still is one. Your cards also feed the deck builder, which shows what you already own and what a deck would cost to finish.
Your spares, one link away.
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